Wildlife Hotline: (516) 674-0982
Wildlife Hotline: (516) 674-0982

Solomon

Barred Owl

Solomon arrived at our center in February 2009 as a transfer from a rehabilitation hospital in Florida. As a young owl, Solomon had been hit by a vehicle which caused a fracture to his wing and severe trauma to his left eye. While his wing was successfully repaired, his loss of vision impacted his ability to successfully hunt in the wild.  

Did You Know?

Barred Owls are named for the long vertical bars that can be seen on their chest feathers.

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Meet Our Animal Ambassadors

Amelia

American Kestrel

Baby & Lady

Red-tailed Hawks

Charlie

American Kestrel

Fig

Virginia Opossum

Hatch

Eastern Box Turtle

Hercules

Eastern Box Turtle

Jade

Diamondback Terrapin

Jasper

Diamondback Terrapin

Marcus

Great Horned owl

Otis

Eastern Screech Owl

Ping

Mallard Duck

Rosie

Eastern Box Turtle

Sheldon

Common Musk Turtle

Stash

Eastern Chipmunk

Tabitha & Timothy

Doves

Trixie

Eastern Box Turtle